Nike Phantom 6 Low Pro

Es una zapatilla bastante ajustada al pie, lo que no permite que el pie se deslice dentro del zapato, además tiene una plantilla y suela acolchada que da mucho confort. El punto negativo es la dureza pero como todo zapato nuevo pues seguro que ablandará un poco. En fin es tal cual la descripción de Nike.

Overall I had a good experience with this shoe. The performance definitely suited my needs when competing in my indoor league games thus far. Traction for me on a turf surface is key, because slipping is quite common. With this sole plate, I haven’t slipped or felt a lack of traction. After the first 1-2 uses, the shoe is extremely comfortable and shapes to my foot. Only “negative” part of the shoe would be how narrow the the midfoot area is on the sole. At times I’ve felt some side to side movement, which I think is due to the narrow fit and my foot sliding across. No pain or irritations, but the side to side movement for me is not ideal.

Fit/Feel: The Phantom 6 Low Pro TF are super comfortable right out of the box which is something I look for in any football boot. They form to your foot after the first wear. If you’re like me and like a really snug fit, I would maybe recommend going down half a size. I knew to do this because I had the Phanton GX 2 Elite boots last year and had to go down half a size compared to my normal size when I wear the Mercurial Vapor Elite line. I love the one piece upper, however my only qualm, and maybe it’s because I like my boots to fit so snug, is that the top “tongue” bit sticks out a bit too high in my opinion, and so normally I cut that bit off and I am able to enjoy a much more comfortable fit. Upper: The upper is nice and flexible and your feet have good range of motion right out of the box and it improves over time with more wears. The upper is nice, thin, and you get a great ball feel, however it isn’t perfect as they are a bit thicker compared to a Mercurial Vapor for example. Soleplate: I think the rubber stud pattern on these boots are perfect for either indoor soccer or any flatter turf pitch. I think on a turf pitch that is a bit longer you could have some trouble slipping if it is wet and may need an AG pair of boots instead. Lacing: I prefer a central lacing system, but if you are someone who likes a cleaner inside of the foot zone these boots would be perfect for you. Laces are the perfect length in my opinion! You can tie the boots and not have the laces hanging too far down which is an important thing for me personally. Overall if you’re looking for a comfortable, consistent indoor/turf boot these 100% get the job done. No break in time required, nice and flexible, and an upper that’s on the thinner side but not super thin that still offers a great ball feel.